We’ve asked ministry leaders to “Let Us Know What’s Happening” during this “stay at home” time. Here, Wheels4Hope tells us that they are functioning on a limited basis to provide transportation to those in need….
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Our Meals on Wheels Ministry is much more active since the “stay at home” went into effect. The Wake County Board of Commissioners has deemed Meals on Wheels an essential service to the community. Many of our St. Paul’s volunteers who regularly served once each month are now serving every week….
St. Paul’s is a pilot congregation in the Prevent Child Abuse NC (PCANC) initiative called Connections Matter (CM). PCANC is very aware of the increased stresses individuals of all ages and families are facing during school closures and stay at home orders – even if the family hasn’t experienced job loss or had worries about providing adequate food or housing….
The Resilience Ministry at St. Paul’s is committed to increasing awareness of the potential for adversity to impact our physical and emotional health not only while it is occurring, but in the years ahead. No one can doubt that the current Covid-19 pandemic presents such adversity, whether or not we, or our loved ones, become sick. Continue reading for more.
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Thank you, St. Paul’s, for providing 183 rolls of toilet paper to Dorcas in January. Did you know that you can’t use food stamps to buy paper goods – like toilet paper? With current monthly toilet paper donations, Dorcas Food Pantry can provide families in need with 2 rolls of TP/month. Look for the green…
Arts & Crafts Festival raised $7,558 for outreach ministries in 2019. We need your help to continue this good work in 2020. We’ll begin planning in the spring for our festival in November. We have openings for committee members to head up the different areas of the festival. Please consider joining the committee. It’s a…
St. Paul’s has signed up to work on Saturday, March 7, 2020 on a Habitat for Humanity house at Johnson St. & Avery St. in Garner. As of March 6, we still need 6 people to sign up to assist during the hours of 8:15 to 4:00. Weather forecast is for a great day to be outside. Continue reading for more and to sign up.
Sunday, March 1, 2020 is Hermano Day (Farmworker Day). Representatives from the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry will be here to tell us about the work being done to help our farmworker brothers in Christ. St. Paul’s helps by donating work clothes and bedding and by offering financial support. Please bring your donations to church that day. Continue reading for more and to see what donations are needed.